The Winners From Landscape Photographer of the Year

The best photography from the Landscape Photographer of the Year

Consider yourself a dab hand with a camera? Then you could be the UK's next Landscape Photographer of the Year.

These breathtaking scenes from around the British Isles are the winners of this year's competition. From the hustle and bustle of city life in the capital to the calm waters of the Scottish Highlands these local photographers have expertly captured the beauty of our land.

Click through to see the winners and some of the stellar entries that only just missed out on the top spot...

Overall winner - Glencoe, Scotland

By Mark Littlejohn

Urban View Winner - Sheffield, England

By Daniel Cook

Classic View Winner - Derbyshire, England

By Dave Fieldhouse

The VisitBritain You’re invited’ Award – Peak District, England

By Sven Mueller

Your View Winner – Berkshire, England

By Robert Oliver

Classic View Youth Winner - Dorset, England

By Jake Pike

Youth Overall Winner – Anglesey, Wales

By Sam Rielly

The Countryside is GREAT Award - North York Moors, England

By John Robinson

Network Rail Lines in the Landscape’ Award - London Bridge, England

By Stephen Bright

Living The View Winner - Brighton, England

By Jo Teasdale Click through to see the stellar entries that didn't win...

Streets of London, England

By Lesley Gibbons

Loch Shiel, Glenfinnan, Scotland

By Dietmar Horzog

View over Loch Treig, Lochaber, Scottish Highlands

By David Kirkpatrick

Pen y Fan, Brecon Becons, Wales

By Dan Santillo

Evening Storm over Ashey, Isle of Wight, England

By Jamie Russell

Steamer, Carn Mor Dearg, near Fort William, Scotland

By John Parminter

Winter evening walk, Kilmacolm, Inverclyde, Scotland

By Bill Crookston

Knapps Lock, Bridge of Weir, Scotland

By Peter Ribbeck

St Michael's Mount at dawn, Cornwall, England

By Phil Morgan

Dark forest, Golde Cap Estate, Dorset, England

By Ray Beer

Tweeddale, Scotland

By Craig Easton

Milky Way over Assynt, Scotland

By Alexander Neil

Foel Goch to Glyder Fach and Tryfan, Wales

By Alex Nail

Crossing trains, Rannoch Moor, Scotland

By Taliesin Coombes